The Make:able Assistive Technology Challenge inspires students to create something for someone in their community living with a disability. Check out this year’s projects!

The Baja SAE team concluded the semester by unveiling their new and improved offroad vehicle.

On February 10 Mark Whitacre spoke at the Faith in the Marketplace luncheon.

Dr. Lisa Piercey visited campus and shared her personal journey from physician to entrepreneur, including insights from her new book Natural-Born Entrepreneurs.

We have several new, exciting storefronts open in the Entrepreneurship Studio. Come check them out!

On October 5 Union’s inaugural Baja SAE team participated in their first off-road competition.

Social Work students came to The Hub and designed and 3D printed multi-color brains.

Saturday, September 26 was Union Night, and we had a blast representing The Hub!

On Monday, August 25 we celebrated and dedicated The Hub with prayer, speeches, cupcakes, giveaways, and a banquet.

We had over 200 campers join us for 3D Printing Camp this summer. Lots of fun, filament, and learning!

Now open! Our first 2 storefronts are open for business in the Entrepreneurship Studio. Come check them out!

Our Make:able teams worked over 7 months to create projects for people in our community living with disabilities. They finished the year by presenting their final projects to these community members.

We celebrated the dedication ceremony and grand opening of The Ethos Forum.

Three student entrepreneurs had the opportunity to showcase their businesses at the annual Faith in the Marketplace luncheon.

Check out some of the creatures made by our 3DP Friday students this week!

The inaugural SAE Baja team completed their first offroad vehicle build.